People in your church are already carrying addiction. Ready Now gives your church a proven, Christ-centered way to walk with them without hiring staff or building a program from scratch.
Christ-centered recovery you can point a family to with confidence.
Residential centers across the U.S. and Canada, with trusted contacts who can help your church guide families toward lasting recovery.
One trained lay leader and a room is genuinely enough to begin.
Training and materials built from decades of pastoral experience.
No new building, no clinical license, no full-time hire. One committed leader, a small group room, and curriculum that has already been proven in churches like yours.
A short readiness assessment tells you which of the three tiers fits your size, staffing, and appetite — so you start with something you can sustain.
Ministry Institute training equips a lay leader to guide the group well, understand key pastoral boundaries, and know when to refer someone for additional care.
Announcement copy, a sermon outline, and invite cards come in the kit. Most churches see their first attenders the week it's announced.
When someone needs residential care, your church has a trusted next step. A regional center can receive the referral and stay connected pastorally along the way.
Churches move up tiers over time. Nobody has ever been penalized for starting small.
A named contact at your regional center, referral scripts for your staff, and a family-care one-pager. No program to run.
Everything in Refer, plus leader training and the full small-group curriculum for a weekly group you host yourselves.
Everything in Train, plus sponsored placements for members who need residential care and a standing partnership with your center.
Pastor David Reyes · Grace Fellowship
Everything you'd need to bring this to your elders next month — sized for a church your size, with the pastoral and legal questions answered up front.
Start with the kit. Read it with one other leader. Decide in a month.
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